DVD LISTING:
1. Dog Tongue Intro, Tube Monster, Booty Melt, Umbella/Zombi Mistake
2. Untitled Super 8's (with Shana Moulton)
3. The Peace Tape
4. How to Escape From Stress
5. Little Dude Lost Inside A Labrynth of Problems He Invented Inside His Own Head
6. I Heart Computers, Xtras Pt. 2
7. Go!

ROTFLOL - LP/DVD/MP3s (USA) $18.00 ROTFLOL - LP/DVD/MP3s (overseas) $26.00

ARTIST: ROTFLOL
TITLE: Rolling on the Floor Laughing Out Loud
LABEL: Audio Dregs Recordings
CAT#: ADR076
RELEASE DATE: May 4, 2010

LP TRACK LISTING:
A1. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The Movie (3:50)
A2. Go! (2:34)
A3. Ghost Forest Night Rave (4:15)
A4. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The Game (1:10)
A5. Tranzition (1:58)
A6. Gifs Vs. Sprites (2:26)
A7. Kill Em All Kill Email (2:35)
A8. Intro (1:06)
B1. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The TV Show (0:42)
B2. Live F@*#!! (2:03)
B3. No Fear (4:07)
B4. Tranzition (0:09)
B5. The First Computer Song I Ever Made (1:05)
B6. I Heart Computerz (3:22)
B7. Peacezonez (3:19)
B8. Don't Worry (Stress Mix Excerpt) (2:05)
B9. Wish U Were Here (2:42)

DIGITAL TRACK LISTING:
01. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The Movie (3:57)
02. Intro (1:12)
03. Go! (2:33)
04. Ghost Forest Night Rave (4:13)
05. Apple's Garage Jamband Session (excerpt) (1:55)
06. Tranzition (1:58)
07. Wish U Were Here (2:43)
08. Gifs Vs. Sprites (2:33)
09. No Fear (4:12)
10. Make It Happen (5:53)
11. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The Game (1:11)
12. The First Computer Song I Ever Made (1:04)
13. Don't Worry (Stress Mix Excerpt) (2:04)
14. Problem Solvers Theme Song (2:08)
15. Peacezonez (3:19)
16. I Heart Computerz (3:23)
17. Kill Em All Kill Email (1:06)
18. Tranzition (0:08)
19. Live!! (2:09)
20. Live F!! (5:35)
21. Live F@*#!! (2:02)
22. Live Sh!! (1:41)
23. Live Sh@#%$!! (5:50)
24. Lost Inside The Stress Boxes, The TV Show (0:42)

In case you've never used the Internet, ROTFLOL is an acronym for Rolling On the Floor Laughing Out Loud. It's also the solo music of Jacob Ciocci, founding member of the internationally renowned art collective, Paper Rad (which you've also probably heard of if you have indeed checked out this internet thing), video professor, and multimedia artist. Ciocci has been a creative powerhouse for years, he animates, makes videos, comics, internet art and paintings for DIY circles as well as for eminent institutions like Deitch Projects, Foxy Productions, The MOMA in NYC, and the Migros Museum in Switzerland. Over the last decade, he's haunted the basements, house parties, and micro-raves of America and Europe, doing solo performances as well as playing with his band, Extreme Animals. His artwork and videos are known for their brightness, manic energy, and jarring "pop" imagery, but they're never without humor, or philosophical intent.

Ciocci's music and art, along with Paper Rad's monumental output, have been (to say the least) highly influential on a younger generation of artists and musicians. ROTFLOL is a "best of" collection of Jacob's solo music from the past decade, soundtracks from videos and animations, as well as a selected discography of self released cassettes, hand made CDRs, 7 inch vinyl, and live recordings. The music is often composed in ACII, blasted through a series of vintage Casio keyboards and budget electronics, recorded in real time and captured onto rainbow-colored floppy discs before being mixed down to digibeta, for that perfect sound. This collection is an attempt to collect this musical output as its own musical statement on vinyl LP, along with a full DVD of selected video works (some classics, such as the Peace Tape, and some yet unseen face melters) as well as a digital download including over an hours worth of "bonus tracks".

PRESS:
"The Peace Tape is a multitude of fantasies stuffed into a membrane of montage that seems to represent fantasy itself—as such, it seems apt that the video’s last, lingering image is a dog in a dog costume." - Brian Droitcour (Art Forum)

"Watching The Peace Tape video was akin to witnessing one's adult self barbarically intervening on childhood memories... Radically, Ciocci exhumes psychedelia's narrative of ecstatic discovery carefully buried within the optical power of the medium itself. The staccato pulsations and dizzying colors are fun and trippy, to be sure, but Ciocci's work resonates because it lacks pretense and isn't far removed from our own misinterpretations of media." - Dena Beard (Shotgun Review)

"A flashing, buzzing graveyard of primitive, low-resolution animated animals... is instantaneously dazzling and nauseating. (By the way, the museum installation of this work, which includes real stuffed animals thrashing wildly and turning on spits once you approach, is fabulous, the hit of the show.) And no one will blame you for turning away from it after a few seconds." - NY Times